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Croyde Part 2 – Judicial Review and Certificates of Lawfulness

By Roy Pinnock
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Time Becomes A Loop

By Roy Pinnock
  • Development
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  • London

A legitimate expectation to what, exactly?

By Roy Pinnock
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Transient Transparency?

By Michele Vas
  • Community Infrastructure Levy
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CIL – Look both ways on Highways Obligations

By Roy Pinnock
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Comparables That Glitter Are Not All Gold

By Roy Pinnock
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Deliverability vs Delivery – Court of Appeal confirms NPPF approach

By Roy Pinnock
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Neighbourhood Plans and Local Plans – Overtaking ahead?

By Lucy McDonnell
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Free-Standing Sustainable Development Assessment a Mistake

By Roy Pinnock
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DCO Decision Confirms Heritage Approach

By Roy Pinnock
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Planning controversies demand clear reasons

By Roy Pinnock
  • Development
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The pendulum swings: case comment on David Wylde and Other v Waverley Borough Council (9 March 2017)

A new judicial review case concerning the interface of development agreements, judicial review and public procurement has recently been decided […]

By Roy Pinnock

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